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There are many differences between circuit switching and packet switching. One is that in circuit switching, a path is prebuilt before information is sent, whereas packet switching does not predefine or prebuild a path before sending information. For example, when you make a phone call, the phone company physically builds a circuit for that call. You cannot speak (transmit information) until that circuit is built. This circuit is built via hardware. This path is a physical circuit through the telephone network system; however, the phone company is currently employing other technologies to allow for virtual circuit switching through technologies such as Asynchronous Transfer Mode, or ATM (beyond the scope of this book). For our comparison, a voice path is prebuilt on hardware before information is passed. No information is contained in the digitized voice signal to indicate to the switches where the destination is located. Each transmitting node has the same chance in getting its information to the receiver. In packet switching, the information needed to get to the destination station is contained in the header of the information being sent. Stations, known as routers, in the network read this information and forward the information along its path. Thousands of different packets of information may take the exact same path to different destinations. Today we are proving that not only is packet switching viable, it can be used for voice, video, and data. Newer, faster stations on the network along with faster transmission transports have been invented. Along with this are new Quality of Service protocols that allow priorities to exist on the network. This allows certain packets of information to leapfrog over other packets of information to become first in the transmission.

The main goals of HTTP/1.1 are to remove any inconsistency and resolve the interoperability issues that exploded with HTTP/1.0. To do so, RFC 2068 and RFC 2616 added features and included more stringent requirements [38,39]. Some of the main areas in which HTTP/1.1 improved on its predecessors are . . . . Format of the request and response messages Consistent request and response methods Persistent connections Chunked encoding

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FTP Data Transfer C:\WINDOWS>ftp ftp> open mnauglepc Connected to mnauglepc. 220 mnauglepc FTP service (NEWT v4.01) ready for new user. User (mnauglepc:(none)): mnaugle 331 mnaugle, please enter your password. Password: 230 User mnaugle logged in. ftp> pwd 257 c:\ is the current directory. ftp> lcd Local directory now C:\WINDOWS ftp> get autoexec.bat autoexec.002 200 PORT command successful. 150 Opening ASCII mode data connection for autoexec.bat. 226 File transfer complete. 1911 bytes received in 0.00 seconds (1911000.00 Kbytes/sec) ftp> bye 221 Goodbye.

364 Applications of Modern Geographical Positioning Systems A correction of the propagation model is possible through the use of different frequencies, which also allows determination of the Total Electron Content (TEC), an important parameter that could be used for modeling improvements. These measurements can be carried out either by static ground receivers or by low Earth orbiting satellites, once again using the occultation method. Then, ionosphere maps can be drawn on local or even global scales. The main uses for these are GNSS ionosphere propagation modeling for GNSS purposes, but also for satellite telecommunication systems.